Fusible Applique -- Stitching Your Applique in Place by Edyta Sitar -- Fat Quarter Shop
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts shows us a few different ways to stitch your fusible applique into place on your quilts.
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I love how Edyta gives so much specific information on how to do this. It is sooo helpful. Thank you.
Edyta!
“We’re not frying crispy chicken here!” 😂
I love when she teaches. She is easy to follow, and her jokes are super cute.
Edyta, this is great information and I have been quilting for at least 30 years, am glad to know these easy methods have such pretty results, making projects go much faster. Thank you.
So happy to have discovered this very helpful tutorial. What fantastic folks you are! I'm about to do a quilt which only has lettering (23 Psalm for my brother who just lost use of his legs). This is the exact information I needed for the fusible web and raw-edge applique technique. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Excellent tutorial with tips and thorough information making the applique easy to do.
Edyta is my FAVORITE!!🥰
It is incredible to get all this helpful information at once! I'm finaly at a point where changing the needle or doing anything other than the default stitch isn't intimidating because I want to do other things.
Love this method. Your teaching technique is spot on! As I worked along with your book, you address all the questions that I have. Your you tube video is excellent companion to your book. Thank you!
Invaluable information for begginers...I'm so thankful!!
I think Edyta is the queen of quilting. Her work is just the most beautiful out there and has a way with fabrics and color
Thank you for a lot of helpful content in this short video.
I just love her and she does such a good job.
Excellent demonstration.
I like the raw edge applique! Since I like to make small projects this one would be easy for me to use. Thank you,
super advice on pressing, just what I needed. Super guest! Great listening.
The videos are very informative and simply to follow. Thank you so much.
I think I'll use the raw edge stitching for my gnome pillow project. I think a little fraying will look cute.
Thank you but I would have loved to have seen how you actually go around the umbrella not a heart....the umbrella looks harder and a few pointers as to how to accomplish the task would have been more of a benefit to me.
Great Video! Learned so much! TFS
yeah Edyta I luv luv luv her
Very Very helpful. Thank you
Wonderful tutorial!!!
That was helpful. Thank you!
Zig zag and blanket stitch!
How to bury the threads into the batting? What do the numbers in the guide mean?
Lovely video. I am just curious why you do not use cotton or rayon thread to stitch around the design, instead of nylon.
Hello The WonderPiece Collection! You can use any thread you want to sew around the applique. Most of the time nylon is invisible and you can not see the stitches. It just depends on the look you want.
How do you pull the ending threads to the back ?
How do you pull threads to back?
Hello Michelle! You can ask her on her channel here: www.youtube.com/@laundrybasketquilts
I noticed most people use zig zag to applique but I thought it was done in satin stitch over cast.
if you are doing applique, think about whether of not the item is machine washable. usually quilts are not washed in a machine, but machine washable applique should be very well attached. i suspect that this method is not for machine washable quilts.